Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Award Approves Funding for the 2023-24 Volunteer Generation Fund Arp Program Described in the Approved Program Narrative and Budget. the Purpose of This Grant Is to Support 150 Organizations in Alignment With the VGF Focus Areas of High Impact Tutoring and Mentoring, Removing Racial Inequities and Increasing Opportunity, Volunteer Capacity Building, Professionalism of Volunteer Engagement, Skills-based, and Pro-bono Volunteerism, and Meeting Additional Pressing Community Needs. by Performing the Following High Level Activities: Support Increased Capacity for Volunteer Management by Providing Training, Webinars, Communities of Practice, and Technical Assistance, This Will Benefit 150 Organizations and 250 Students. the General Expected Outcome Includes Increasing the Effectiveness of Volunteer Management Practices and Building Organizational Capacity of Organizations and Improving Academic Engagement or Social-emotional Skills of Students. Your 2023-24 Regulatory Match Is 20%, and Your Budgetary Match Is 35.7%.
Committed
$1.1 Million
Paid out
$1.0M
90%
Committed, not yet paid
$117.9K
10%
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